Posted on Apr 1, 2012
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on Feb 28, 2005
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dolphy245
dolphy245
Inaccurate as hell.
Posted on Apr 13, 2011
Garlix
Garlix
And here I thought that there were people living in Hispaniola there to receive Columbus. As well, I think Huber Matos would be a bit miffed at being called a communist...
Among other problems listed by others before me.
Posted on Dec 21, 2010
Leibnix
tor
According to this page we've had flying cars since 2003. Do they mean Mollers skycar? Should we not postpone the date of the flying cars introduction until it's acually put into regular production?
Posted on Sep 23, 2010
perrific
MrPerrific
columbus discovered america, god damn, its been known for a long time that it was our good old Leifur Erikson that first stumbled upon america! pisses me off that people still wont update this. Fuck Christoffer, that son-of-a-bitch was lost! he was looking for India!
Posted on Aug 28, 2010
mpjones
Scott
It's not even that it's US-centric, because that would be okay. It's like someone scanned their high school history textbook for the bolded points and wrote them out chronologically. It's dry, dead history, with no analysis presented or possible.
Posted on Apr 8, 2010
lady-librarian
lady-librarian
A rather ambitious undertaking, don't you think?
Posted on Nov 5, 2009
nullsquid
nullsquid
not entirely accurate.
Posted on Nov 2, 2009
TheFeldster
TheFeldster
A bit American based, but very comprehensive nonetheless
Posted on Sep 27, 2009
johnwatchtower
kendricks
From the page: "Timeline of History
Major Events in the Relatively Recent Past.in easy reading graphics table
"
Posted on Sep 26, 2009
lwcary
Lloyd
*****
A visual Timeline of History: Major Events in the Relatively Recent Past
Very good for browsing, but a bit awkward in presentation. Bottom line: i like it. :^)
*****
*****
Posted on Sep 23, 2009
Quirken
Dylan
the organization on this is awwwful. too much information crammed without good organization
Posted on Sep 20, 2009
goqsane
goqsane
This page seems to have an American bias because it highlights mainly American events. America tends to be a right-wing country.
Posted on Sep 14, 2009
justkeepingfaves
justkeepingfaves
Flying cars! WW3 begins??? Helluva Band in Heaven!
... what?
Posted on Sep 13, 2009
Refrakktion
Refrakktion
Amerocentric much? And what dare I ask is with the Star listings?
Posted on Sep 11, 2009
Entenbaer
Entenbaer
It's an very USA-centric view of only the 20th century with only dates and absolutely no background information. It's just not very useful, because I think to understand history, knowing year dates by far not enough.
But I laughed when I saw the flying cars XD